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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

A. r. spriggs received q cable
gram from L. A. Roziene on Tuesday
that he would sail for home on We'd
nesday, and from the tone ofthe dis
patch and letters already received
there Is every reason to believe that
the enterprise which has for so long
been the hope OF our people, and thu
constant labor, care, anxiety, and
EXPENSE, OF Mr.. Rozione and his fell
low workers for so many weary years
is at last al out TO bc realized. The
iluciuating and ever vanishing and
returning hope Influenced by pan
les. strikes and all manner Of circum-
stances, the enlargement and wiit
extension Of the plans which first in
Guided short line CT read has Wild
enel and enlarged until the present
enterprise nearly spans the coEti
nent. II il a thing sufficient to ap,
pa! the stontest heart. The proba.
biIities are tia, Charles City, II 1t is
10 reap its full benefits from this
great project, will have to learn :
lesson in largeness which the,
have not heretofore dreamed Of
ifFloyd c. Citizen.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

Danl Manning Is about to resign
as secretary OF the Treasury TO act
as president OF a new National bank
In New York. His entire admins,
tration Of the office has been In the
interest of the banks, and agains'
that Of the people. ". L. Scott, o.
Erie pa. NJ. C. from that district Ii
talked Of a. his successor. He lacks
the brains, bnt has all the animosit,
OF Manning to the interests cf thu
public. Jay Gould, Alex Mitchell
Russell Sage, T. j. Potter and H. NJ
Hoxie If living would be parable
appointments rs railroad commits
sioners under the Interstate com
maree law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
hat Slaunnh Old Publication,

That Stauncll Old Publication,
the Plreno,ogical Journal and Sci
ence Of Health for February, 1887, Is
III hand with rich table OF contents
Michael Munkacsy, the artist, whose
picture. Christ before Plate" has
excited the wonder, admiration, and
criticism of the world, is studied and
written Of with skill; the portrait is
a striking one. "Familir talks with
our young readers. handles Faith,
Veneration and Ideality with the
ease and dexterity acquired by II
practical observer. 1.-The progress
of the Emaneipated Race" is series
OF sketches and portraits Of eminent
colorcl men. Il Divided Republic
is Il curious paper with a half-threat
of wha. may possibly be done in the
event Of the continued indifference
OF Legislators to the demand Of a
handful Of women for suffrage. The
papers in health are OF general in
terest rs they treat Of conditions es-
pecially probable In our climate.
| The editorials are usually spirited,
particularly that on "The new brain
theory" We do not remember see
| ing more valuable number Of this
always valuable monthly. There Is
no phase Of human endeavor human
need. and human failings ignored by
it. TO all people it reaches out a
helping hand in its timely advice and
impressive reason why. $500 per
year. % cents per number.
| Published by Fowler & Wells Co.
753 Broadway New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

The anxiety OF the railroad cor
pnrasions aud OF other forms Of mo.
nopoly to bet rid OF the Knights OF
Labor, calls to mind Esops fable OF
the Wolves and the Sheep:
.Onee on time the wolves sent
an embassy 10 the sheep. desiring
that there might be peace between
them for tho time 10 come. "Why'
said thes. "shonli we be forever
waging thy deadly strife. Those
wicked dog, are the cause Of all
they are necessarily barking al u
and provoking us, send them away
or chain their up. and there will nc
longer be any obstacle to our eterna
friendship aud peace"
The silly sheep listened, the dogs
were chained up, and the fiock thus
deprived its best projections, became
an easy prey to its treacherous
enemy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

A subscriber to the Waterloo wis
Democrat objects to the discussion
of labor topics, asking for only "trne
democratic reading" The absurdity
OF n democracy that ignores the
cause OF labor. 10 like Jackson din
ner. where the skirmish with Pack
enham Oh the banks Ut lake Pom
charirain Is lauded to the skies ailt
the real battle fought With TIL
United States bank, and with cor
porate robbers OF the people Is no
alluded to. Shame on such demo
cratic professions,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
A Few Trifling Objections.

Author-So you can't accept my
story?
Editor-Well, no. There are mum.
Der Of faults with it that would have to
be corrected first.
Author--Perhaps you wolld be will
ing to state some of your objections to
Il so that / might make corrections.
Editor-Well, then, there is no plot
- your story. You must put in good
plot. Then the descriptions are tame;
You must put little vigor and life int
your descriptions. Your conversations
are also UNNATURAL; that would have to
be corrected. And ! forgot to state
that tho grammatical construction Of
some q your sentences differs viG,
most rules Of language. That is 1
fault that we can hardly look ever. Z
you will make these few tsifing coz.
rections / think We can aeeept youl
manuscript.-Detrsi Frss haDa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

A Chicago woman who was con-
ductiny the recent church revival in
Cres.o never tired of telling thai
the great men and law givers nf
New York. Boston and other eastern
cities. were professors osthe chris
tian religion. Let us see, three Of
these great and good men, McQnade
Jaehne end O'Niel are In the Sing
Sing peni;entiary for bribery, With
bakers dozen more.of these "chris
tian Statement awaiting trial for \
similar grave crime. Professions OF
christianity are so often cloaks for
great crimes that II Is hotter 70
Judge men Inv their acts and deeds.
whici, ara the ra.,,lt ri rOnric!tOns
rather than by professions which
ara nfraa the result NJ emotions or
a desire for popularity among church
goers.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
THE KING OF TIE EORGlNS

Rccord2:aa4 al 10 years Record Ar at @ years
NJ Hescobel. Wis. at Monroe, Wis.,,
Last halt in Loo ever slow half mile track
sire Of nashaw Bill. 2:s1k; Burdette $40
Pedro. 244 winner cf second money In fleld ~
eight time 2:3p ga I. 2:3s.; Herod Jr trial 80;
Antiras. 361s f!ia. wiln tHe: ts-futr days work,
a:4s, Michael, three years old, trial 3'ol.
Heroas zee for 1887, saA with privilege Of
returning mare o substitute II she fails 70 GET
with f,ial or loses ner teal
AmOAE he many cor ments QDOn HerOd the
follouin, are selected:
From The breeders Gazette: Hcrod Is the
most no'ab.c Irving member OF wonderfully
good family OF horses. he Chicago HorsemaT
speaking OF tie Morgan famiiy says: ..Hernd
undoubtedly tt greatest living representative.
The Western Sportsman says: A judge m.s1
pronounce him a real type OF the American
We believe that II IIerod could b ,vphad the Kind
o. treatment and Skilful handling when In tn,
prime OF horse life. that he receives at tn,
hands OF the present owner, the test stallion
record would now stand 10 his credit
Mr.. W II. Wilson OF Cynlbiana. Kentucky
who paid $4,000 for sultan wrote me for tel
mare, by Herod and wanted the old horsc him
self. Several other prominent breeders III Kel
offers for him. Does not this prove that Iii
progeny will be sought after?
After the most diiigent search, fall 10 Nm,
more tnaH Hlly Ol HefOu get OHlcF Jlan year
iings and every one that has been trained IL
trOtter. Like many other great horses he ha
| been neglected until old age.
TfAMPIE, PEARS n rs ,sas ~ y =, kls 4,
and not trained since; got by TT imp, Sire Q
six In the thirty list and Twelve under 235 y
| dam BY ShieF, son Of Green's Bashaw. sire {
| fourteen IN The thirty list. g. d. the dam 9
Joe Bennett, the fastest young tr0tter Of hi
| day In Iowa. Trample Is the sire OF TaliSmaY
four year old record 3:50l<;Temptation,f four yea
| old record 500. Was only beaten nose b
stiles IN $50 and saw her pull her owner
Weighing lss pounds in a 40 pound road cal
better than forty clip late last october; II
| reta, two year old record sos, can tr0t Mt
| clip. Token record 8:0Sh: Temple, four yea
| old trial, 3 IS, X 81; seconds, . tWety.sx eli
| She ran away hitched with another horse 500
! after and was disabled.
/ TRAApLE's fee for 1851, SIS to insure mar
with fOal
Tabu.ated pedigree Of both horses sent to a
applicants and further Information cheerful
! furnished. Pasturage for mares to b. bred, I
!: cents week.
he breeders Gazette furnished at lowest clu
| r.ii.- j. per year. IL Il the most valuable llv
| sex weekly published In this country. SarRpl
"ni'ies upon Application.
Farm ore mile north Of Preston on tho foLr
tain read.
| ~. T. oRATTAN.
PO IeinOntn. Mimi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
ST NICHOLAS
fI" 1904 90

Stories by Louisa NJ 1lcOH anil
Frank Il. Stockton. several by each
author.
4 Short Serial Story by Mrs. Bur-
nett. whose charming Little Lord
Fauntleroy' has been great feature
In the past year OF ST. NICHOLAS.
II'ur Stories for Boys md Girls.
Gen. B1deau chief of.staff, biD9raph
er, and confidential friend Of Grner-
al Grant, and one OF the al,lest aud
most popular OF living military
writer's, will contribute 4 number OF
papers describing In clear and vivid
style. some OF the leading battles OF
the evil war. They will be piano.
ramic descriptions OF single contests
or short campaigns. presenting a
sort Of literary picture gallery OF
the grand and heroic contests In
which the parents 0: many boy
and girl Of to-day took part.
The Serial Stories include "Juan
ana Juanita," an admirably written
story Of Mexican life, by Frances
Courtenany Baylor, author Of ION
Both Sides; also, "Jenny's Board
ing House, by James Otis, a story
OF life in great city.
Short articles, instructive and
entertaining, will abound. Among
these are: How Great Panorama
is Made" by Theodore r. Davis,
with profnse illustrations; winning
a Commission NAVAL Academy.
and "Reccollections OF the Naval
Academy; Boring for Or and
Among the Gass wells" with a num-
Der of striking pictures; "Child-
Sketches from Geo Eliot by Jnlia
Magruder; "Nictor Hugo's Tales to
his Grandchildren" reconnted by
Brander Matthews; Historic Girls"
by /. s. Brooks, Also interesting
contributions from Nora Perry,
Harriet Prescott Spofford, Joaquin
Miller, H. H. Boyesen, Washington
GLADDEN., Alice Wellington Rollins,
J. 7. Trowpridge, Lieutenant Fred
eriek Schwaika, Nora Brooks. Grace
DEMO Litchfield, Rose Hawthorne
Lathrop. Mrs. s. NJ. b. Piatt, Mary
Mapes Dodge, and many others etc,
etc.
Tie subscription price of ST.
S,cAeLAs Is $500 year; rs cents q
number Subscriptions are receire
by book sellers and newspaper deal
ers ereryrhere, or by the publishers
yer ro!ume begins rith the Norem-
ber nnp,irr. Send for Jeautifnny
Illustrated catalogue free con toini1aJ
f;sI tg9nsetpts.nS etc etc
THE CENTURY co. New. York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

Col. S. F. Norton OF the Chicago
Sentiael is publishing Richards
Grown" a work written by Anna d.
Weaver. OF jamestown New York.
and which heretofore has sold at
$3.50. Col Norton will send 1t post
paid for 80 cents. G. E. Teetshorn
will canvass for subscribers to the
Sentinel, and we hope will also In.
troduce this most interesting aud
Instructive hook.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
One Bottle Cured Him.

A. H. Thompson, Rockford, III
writes: II have been troubled Will
Catarrh for years, nothing helped mi
until / tried Papillon Oatarrh Cure
! followed directions, and with lea
than one bottle, / am cured Pa
pillon (extract OF fax Catarrh Cur
will positively and permanently cnr'
Bronchial CHrarrh. Acute or chronic
ca.arrh. also Rose cold and Hay Fe
yer. Large bottles tl.GD, for sale b!
Lowry Il Connolly. 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
INTERESTING cuRios.

Pips That Was Made for TOngfcllow
and Some Pictures from Africa.
Any one who keeps his eyes open
can learn good deal, especially il
he keeps them directed toward the
shop-windows of the principal busi-
ness streets of q great city. Shop
windows and showcases contain near
~ all the materials which make up the
worlds fairs and industrial EXPOSE
tons, and they are to be seen q all
times and without admission fee.
A section Of this permanent exhibi.
ton, which is of more than ordinary
interest, is contained in tho windows
Of mineralogist and dealer in pre-
cious stones and curios on fremont
street In the midst OF an attractive
array of Brazilian agates, Burmese
amber set stones, antique earthcn-
ware, ivory carvings from India and
vases from Japan, is to be found a
large and deliberately carved pipe.
which was to be presented to the poet
Longfellow, but which was not fin.
ished until after his death.
A German residing in Illinois, and
named Hcrmsnn, was the artist who
designed and carved tho bowl, en-.
ploying for the purpose red Indian
pipc-stone, such rs Longfellow re-
lerred TO In his poem Of Hiawatha,"
from which poem the carver is sup.
posed to have drawn the inspiration
for his task.
The bowl Of the pipe is five inches
long, and it is carved TO represent the
lace Of an Indian with closed eyes,
surrounded with leaves and ferns.
The pipe has long stem Of wood,
covered with the bark land trimmed
| with feathers,
Another exhibition In this section oi
the permanent worlds fair Of Boston
is collection Of ostrich eggs, each o.
which Is covered with pictures exc
cutcd BY native South African artists.
Upon one Of tho eggs, pictures d
various animals and birds are drawn
in style showing no influence Of for
eign or civilized tuition. The figure,
are shaded with scratches in the sur
face Of the egg shell, filled in will
some black substance. The scratches
in the drawings arc crude and painful
" regular. allowing only . guess q
the creature intended to be represent
ed. No attempt is made at grouping
Of systematic arrangement Of TIL
pictures in any way. but each seems
to have been drawn wherever room
was found for another effigy. Thi
decoration was the work Of Bush
man belonging to one Of the savag'
tribes in the remote interior Of Africa
The Illustrations upon another Of TIL
eggs show the influence Of civiliza
ton q stage further advanced thar
that of the preceding. Alternatin,
with groups of strange flowers strange
~ colored are figures Of natives Q
South Africa painted in crude color
and in more or less stiff and artificial
attitudes. A Zulu warrior. who woul
be recognizable from his shield an
spears without the title lettered under
meath. stands in photograph-galler
pose on one side, while Malay fruit
seller, in an eccentric suit Of clothe,
stands upon the other The picture
executed In colors are from the hand
!. Of katirs, semi-civilized natives, VIII
live in the vicinity Of the South Africa
towns. -Doss0n Globs.
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The M.iregor News which de-
lights "a pose in the attitude OF a
frien.l oflahor and Of lahoring men.
displays its cloven foot AMI exnoses
i,s hypocrisy in the following quo.
tation:
Il strike. or n snsrension Of work
from anv cause. finds most miners
or onerativ"s with not more than a
week. SIMPLY ahead. Why? Partly
from their own cxtravagance,"
The majority OF miners. operatives
mechanics and laborers have only
ahou, En- drya labor In year at
from 20 cents To si.2b day. How
men with families. IA most OK these
mon haee. can be extravaganf on
less than 500 year Is a problem
that We leave tho SewltQ exP!a!n'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

WHY ale things thus7 The Stats
Register praises the four republicans
nj Iowa. who voted to pay reoei
claim OF $3.50. 900. The Cresco Times
lanas Fuller who voted with Iowa
democrats against the claim. Full
Ter Is all right whom he votes with
thA democrats.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
NheiiT'e Sue.
SJAI X OF VsWN .-...
HOWARD COUNTY,
In the District Court OF Howard County, state

STATE ,is Of in nn As.,-xry
In the District Court OF Howard County, state
OF Iowa.
BY virtue OF special execution issued from til.
Once o. the ciers Of the District colrt OF Howard
county. state OF Iowa. In favor Of james
81. Han,bieton, md agai,.st Mary Jones. W. i
Mllhurn Wagon Z ampash, Ellen Jones. Mar
Cones Robot -Ioheri- r husband. VIM
NJ. Jones Hngn Jones, Griffith Jones. ana Hugh
+ Jones. dated Il braary sth, 1885,. and " INC
directed comnan ling Inc that OF the goods. CHAT.
tells, stock 0riatefeSt In any company. debts duc
proDelty In tie b ,nts n third persons. lands
and tenamants which are not exempt BY law
from eNecuitOnl OF the said Mary Jones. ct. o.
! mike Or cause TO he made thr sum q
Three Thousand six hundred eighty SIX dollar'
and d.hty-twO cents. and Sill IS
attnlrev fess with interest an tosta
have levied upon the following described rea
estate, lying md heing situated in the Count!
OF Howard and state OF Iowa, namely:
The Northwest fractional quarter, 50, tioT
two township ninety zine. range No. Thir ecu
West o. the s. y. n.
And hereby give .nblic notice that ] shal
0Iar for SIZE III pubic cutlery, at the Coli'
House DIOR In cresco, county OF Howard an'
state OF iowl, on
Saturday, March 18th 1887,
between the hours Of o'clock q. m. ana O'Clock
p m. OF i'll day sale 10 commence at the hOul
OF 10 O'Clock Il. IN OF said day: and Will sell q
the anase described property, or Sn1licicn
thare,.i u satisfs The abov. dcLt with tnt"re>
ard costs.
Datai this 81 ia, Of February 1887.
~ siltt- r. ~ n .rs"' - Tow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

The Audubon magazine published
by the Forest aud Stream publish
ING Co. 10 Park row New York, for
the protection OF birds, commences
with February. The price is only
80 cents q year. Forest and Stream
is published weekly at 400 year.
Two grand good publications. emf.
nently deserving public patronage.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

The Dubuque daily Times. Was
burned out Sunday morning. sus.
tanning a loss OF about $1,000 insured
Tor - 900. The fire is supposed 20
have originated in some rubbish
svept out which took fire and COM
municating with the elevator, rap.
mildly snrnad
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10
V|HiRElAN1 FEKC!NG

reware OF old STYLE bagyv netting. Ny pat
ent INrLExIBlE netting, Win parallel wires.
ne7er sag, be; ween posts, Shi ped r"asiy nAdc
in ,o9s, ar license, model, VIE and tOO'S for
lone made netting or ricket fence furnished.
;lefor. BIZ ying smooth or barbed wire, Iron
paste. gates, farm. city or graveyard fences.
,rI,e for nv nrie. and foe catalogue. Send
sam u for private agency terms. 1874
A.G, AvtBEk7, w Q'i'flt ~ lpv!s, W..
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RULED BIZ PREJUDICE.

Few persons realize how thoroughly
they are controlled by prejudice even 10
their own disadvantage. Fer many years
the treatment Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatica and headache has been by some
outward application, and, therefore, with
cut stopping to think that the origin Of
these troubles must, from necessity, be in
ternaI, the weary sufferer continues to rub,
rub and find no relief. Athlophoros is taken
internally, and as proof that this is the
correct principle, i, cures surely and
Inickly. The statement Of those who
,se been cured oush! to convince the in
,etlulous.
Mrs. Geo. Hoffman, Cedar Falls, Iowa,
rs: MY husband was cured of rheama-
81 by tie use Of Athlophoros. Three bot
sef that medicine cured him entirely SO
;hahas not hada ache fromrheumatism
re, and that is now over year ago. For
.,n,y years previous there Was never a
ethat lie WIS FRI from pain. Doctors nor
lime could drive the disease away.
,sas the sciatic rheumatism In Lis right
;'.e.iocsars said he nlialways have 1t
isy,l.l not think there wac any cure. lie
Il suffering very much from severe at
!. K bu, the Athlophoros took hold Of the
,i~ease a, once, and by the time he had
+sl three bottles lac was entirely we'll and
10 been ever since.
Donnel!son. Iowa.
For two years ! was great sufferer from
,.leimatissn: could not rest day or night
Tried one bottle of Athlophcros in Janu'
arv. Since using that cure l have been
a,irely free from rheumatic pains and
,ieep we'll. One bottle Of Athlophoros
..ured nv sister OF the sumo disease.
J.H LATrA.
i;vcry druggist should keep Athloph oro'
A,hloploros Pills, but ~here they can
~ boush, Of the druggist The Athlo
.,ros TO-, IL Nall st.. New York. vii,
Il either carriage paid on receipt O
,llar price, which is $40 rer Eos,l.
A,l,lpphoros and 50c. for II. 4,
t,r liver ant kidney Diseases. f.sIsfsia, IT
:-ti,s, Nta..rcss nervous G,tii;y, dmes.c
,co.npn, t..sinatian, headache. inrrn
DOL. DC. : ,h..yhosos P,iIs ~ uasVas!ss. Il
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pidIy spre'

Dennis A. O'Jonnor, Of Dubuque.
and L. J. Moss. OF Usage have been
appointed postal clerks on the Min
nesota and North Western. between
Dubuque and Hayneld. commencing
service the Is inst. One other VIII
he appointed from Minnesota.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-02-10

The Opinion, published at AIDA
Monroe county, Iowa. IS paper
whose opinions We heartily endorse.
shake once a week, at least till your
souui a sensible platform is endors-
ID by 4 majority OF the people.